#db asks

5; Who is your favorite villain?

Cell, I just love his whole development tbh. The first form was frikking creepy, second form was frikking funny to me and Perfect form was badass and sassy-arrogant.

25; What would you wish for with the dragon balls?

Headcanon: Saft in her dragon form tries to be SUPER gentle in a similar sense

Please excuse my hastily drawn piece in response to this, but it also made me think about how mama alligators carry their young and all I could visualise was Saft trying to be gentle as possible with Corvidan like this if she had to scoop him up quickly and missed the back of his coat. Amazingly he winds up with no teeth marks or a broken neck. Part of me hopes he just kind of goes limp in these situations due to how petrified he is of having to be lifted up in his GF's mouth like this.

Long rant about the ships incoming, watch out

I've tried to base the ships off of what little I know about submarines! (Which is to say, what little I remember mixed with whatever I make up.)

Specifically I was recalling an episode of the show 'West Wing' in which a submarine shut everything down to avoid being detected. No one, not even it's home country knew if it had been found or if it was still out there until it had 'turned back on', I wanted to combine that and the US Navy's tradition of no sub being considered 'lost at sea'.

In the case of this universe's fic, ship's 'going ghost' is pretty regular. Not having contact outside of the ship is a warning label people use when describing the jobs on ships. It's expected to happen at least a couple time's within your career. It's so regular that media doesn't really comment on when ships go ghost. Maybe as an offhand, 'these are the ships that don't have contact currently' but not much more then that. What the media does pay lots of attention to is when ships regain contact.

Whether it's because they get more money if they focus on the positive outcome or because it's the only thing they have to report about, that's what people remember.

If a ship isn't found nothing will be said about it. A more famous ship like the Skeld might have more controversy around it, but the only people that really care about where a ship might be would be the close friends and family of the ships crewmates.

If the ship was found it'd probably depend on the state of the ship and who found. If the company finds it first they're free to clean up and weave whatever story they want. If other people find it who knows what details would get released that the company would have to work around. They'd probably give a 'heartfelt' statement about how they're going to look for the missing crewmates and how they stand besides their grieving loved ones or whatever.

Maybe it would create a push from the public for more routine regulations and inspections to happen. Maybe a reform happens.

What improvements could happen when faced off against corporate negligence and lack of knowledge on the Imposters? Depending on the state of the ship would they even know Imposters were involved? Or would it just be a more likely theory?

22; Do you prefer the sub or the dub?

Sub, I like to watch the show in its original format though when I was a teen, I did watch dubs only because that is what was on TV, Mostly Funi but I had some VHS’ of the movies that were Big Green dub...lemme tell ya, that dub is a trip. But ever since I got the chance to watch in Japanese, I highly prefer it with whichever Anime I watch TBH.

5 and 25 are answered here, click me!

4; Who is your least favorite character?

9; What is your favorite fight?

23; What is your favorite technique?